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The Last Liberal Governments: The Promised Land, 1905-1910, Peter Rowland
Land Fit for Heroes: The Planning of British Reconstruction, 1916-1919, Paul Barton Johnson
The American Quest, 1790-1860: An Emerging Nation in Search of Identity, Unity, and Modernity, Clinton Rossiter Reviewed by George Dangerfield
The Downfall of the Liberal Party: 1914-1935, Trevor Wilson Reviewed by George Dangerfield
Albert Gallatin: Jeffersonian Financier and Diplomat, Raymond Walters Reviewed by George Dangerfield
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